Be prepared in advance:

As parents, after understanding that dog babies still have problems with tooth replacement, after three months, they must take precautions in advance when dogs bite things that are particularly serious. Beware. Shoes, mats and other items that are easy for the dog to come into contact with and taste good should be put away as much as possible. Although furniture that cannot be chewed cannot be put away, once you see the dog chewing the furniture, you must stop it in time. If you really can't control it, When there is no one at home, you can consider temporarily locking it in a smaller space: a separate room with less furniture, or a cage, as well as wires, power supplies, detergents and other things that may cause harm to the dog. You have to think of ways to keep it out of reach, because dogs in this period are crazy gnashers. I once walked into the house and found that one of the 4 pairs of shoes had been chewed up. Alas, it’s my fault. It’s useless, I can only blame myself for underestimating the destructiveness of a dog’s tooth loss.

Provide more chewable things:

Since you have hidden the things that cannot be chewed, you have to prepare some chewable things for it, such as dog chews, rubber toys, etc., anything A place that sells pet supplies and food has many options to choose from. If you want to buy something like an edible dog chew, it is recommended to buy a larger size so that it can have something to chew on for a long time and it is not easy for it to swallow it whole.

Reducing the pain of teething:

Dogs will also feel pain when teething, so owners can also find ways to help relieve the pain of teething. I read in the book that dogs can be allowed to chew on ice cubes, but I feel that if it is not summer, it is not appropriate for puppies at this time to chew on ice cubes, as it can easily cause diarrhea. However, it is a good way to freeze a wet towel and then bite it on the dog. It can not only let it enjoy the cold and relieve itching and pain relief, but also prevent it from eating too much ice. The owner can try it.

Pay attention to the growth of new teeth:

When a dog changes teeth, it is normal for the lost teeth to be missing. It is very likely that the dog ate it mixed with food, or it may have fallen on something. There is a place, so don’t worry about that. What the owner needs to do is to observe the growth of new teeth every day. Sometimes a lot of new teeth grow out without the old teeth falling out. If it goes on for a long time, it will easily cause the new teeth to grow out of position and some problems with the gums. If it has an old tooth that won't fall out, good dog owners can try shaking the old tooth with a handle at home to help it fall out. If it doesn't work, just go to a doctor for help. They have special pliers. The tooth can be extracted very easily and costs only a few dozen dollars.